THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, I860.
NEWS SUMMARY.
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City AfTnlrn.
Christopher Both, 40 Tours of nee. rcsldlQii
in CamdcD, loot cut off while cub; teed In a saw
mill.
i7 J-?hn Fo!,,er. cl 31 ycarp, reading t No.
113 Otter street, while fnpao d ou bonl the
Xr!gaterooklyn. was Injured about the heal.
A horse driven by 0. W. Kin ran a way at
Twenty second and Green streets yes'crday
afterioon. Mr. Kin wr thrown from the
cantnen and seven ly Ishucd. He was re
moved to his honee at No. 2231 Green street.
8nan Guthtlo, aged lour years, was run
over last evening by a car on the Lombard an I
Booth (Streets Railway, on South street, near
Twenty-fifth. (She was taken to her houie at
No. 2062 South streef.
A young man named Jacob Dochlemnn was
killed yesterday afternoon, In the yard of thd
car ihop ot ilie Pennsylvania Railroad, 1 n Weit
Philadelphia. The deceased resided at No. 2315
Stnies street.
-The following amount of erain was mea
nred in the city and port of Philadelphia tor
the quarter ending March 31: Corn, 308,820
busbelg; wheat, 1S8,25!IA; oal, 100,201; rye,
129,420; bat Icy. 63.092; milt, 67.074; seeds,
98J; sundries, 62,7354. Total. 0o9,007 bushels.
Thiity-Mi fine houses are low being erected
on the ground occupied during the war by
Camp Cidwalader. Tbev have 20 feet fronts,
and are 174 feet deep. The houes are under
roof, aid will be finished in about four months.
Several of the city railway compuntes run their
cars in cloe proximity to the new buildings.
The Building Inspectors, at the request of
one ot the fchool directors of the Twentieth
section, nvtde a thorough examination of the
school house Bt Twent.ysecoud and Brown
streets recently, and reported that the east and
wst partitions had settled inconsequence of
the shrinking of the lumber, and recommended
thut an iron column be placed under tach par
tition in each story of the buildiDg.
Last eventrg Adelvl Lodg, I. O. O. P.,
assembled at the hall of the Young Masnrtercbor
Society, Cherry street, above Rub, and about 8
o'clock were presented by their lady frlenis
with a most beautiful silk Mag. made for the
lodge for use on the 2Cth of April, at the grett
parade. The presentation was made on part of
the fair donors by P. U. Sire James B. Nirhol
son, and replied to on part of the lodge by P. G.
M. John YV. Stokes.
The twenty tirBt anniversary of the Roslne
Association was celebrated yesterday afternoon,
at the hail, corner of Ninth and Spring Garden
streets. Mrs. Harriet 8. French presided. The
annual report was read by the Secretary, Mrs.
G. M. Jones. At the present time there arc 17
inmates in the Asylum at Rising Sua. The
health of the institution has been good, no
deaths having occurred during the pact three
years. The bequest of Isaac Birton, of $3000,
was acknowledged. The property at BiningSun
has been purchased for the accommodation of
peri-on s coming under the care of the Managers,
at the cost of $15,000. The treasurer reported
subscriptions to the amount of $1000.
Domestic AfTalrw
Gold closed yesterday at 131J,
Tre Hudson River and Central Railraad
trains are again in running order.
Throughout Wisconsin and Minnesota a
heavy snow storm prevailed yesterday.
An underground retreat, where thieves hid
stolen goods, has been discovered in Baltimore.
A young man was killed at Huntingdon, on
Wednesday, by being run over by the Western
exprets train.
By a boiler explosion, last Tuesday, near
Bank Rapids, Minn., seven men were injured,
of whom two will probably die.
Harrison Turner, a well-known citizen of
Baltimore, committed suicide yesterday, leaving
a wife and twelve children.
The Canadian book publishers want Parlia
ment to allow them the privilege ot printing
British copyright works ou the payment of 124
per cent, to the authors,
Twenty-one thousand five hundred and
forty emigrants have arrived at New York city
since the 1st of January, against twenty one
thousand and eighty-nine to the same period
last year.
THE CIVIL TENURE.
How Cunningly tbe Ken Bill was
Framed.
There are numberless rumors afloat to-night
regarding the President's Inventions relative to
theCtvll-terure bill, which passed Congress
yesterdny and was delivered to him to-day, bat
none of them have any foundation in fact, as he
has, as usual, kept his owu counsel. It is cur
tain, however, that when he lays the matter
belore the Cabinet to-morrow, every member
thereof will express a dieapproval of the bill,
if they do not advise him to veto i.
Many Senators and members ot the House who
voted tor if expressed astoDhhment to-oay at
finding that, while at first it appeared to be
clumbily drawn, it is in reality one of the
ahrewt'est pieces of legislation enacted for
maDj years, and in effect re-enacts tbe old la w.
The repealers are aghast at this discovery nnd
acknowledge themselves badly sold. Ibey
sow see that inasmuch as the first section, re
tained from the old law, prohibits removals
without the consent of the Senate, that boJy
can, as I stated last night, by authority
of subsequent sections, retain any one
in office by refusing to act upon or
by rejecting new LOtninatlons. The
only substantial change from tbe old law Is in
the fact that the new bill entitles tbe President's
nominees to enter at once upon their duties, and
to draw salary until tbe Senate passes judgment
on their cases. Uuder the old law the nominees
could not enter upon the duties of the office or
draw pay until the Senate had passed upon their
case. This brief explanation ot the real purport
of the new bill will suffice to give you some idea
of the revulsion of feeling regarding it among the
repealers, who voted for It under the impression
that a removal under its provisions was final.
It must be remembered in this connection that
the President cannot suspeDd an officer more
than once on the same chttrges, and conse
ouentlv if the first BuspeiiMou is not sustained
by the Senate he is powerless to act until he'
Unas new cuarges. iu view oi iuib cou anion or
affairs, it is not to be wondered that the excite
ment ovr the matter in political circles U very
great to iilgbt. There are those who confidently
expect a veto. Fresa XVastiiwj'on correspond'
ence of yesterday.
CITY COUNCILS.
The regular stated meeting of both branches
ol Councils was hem yesterday atternoon.
Select Council. President Stokley in the
chair. Several petitions were received and
ftIVELmroHH! from the Committee on City
Property, reported a resolution instructing
the City Controller to countersign warrants
for the payment of f urn it tiro puiohastiU for
Independence Hall, and for tho construction
or a culvert on vvainut sircut, uwuou x.iyu
' teenth and Nineteenth, raeaoit.
Also, an ordinance appropriating $1530 for
the erection of a one-wtory building on lot
held by the City, between Twenty-second
street nnd Corinthian avenue and Itiown
and ParriBli, and surrounUiug it with a lonco.
Becommltteid.
Mr. ititchiu. from the Commlttoeon Schools,
reported favorably upon the request of the
Board of Controllers for tho pureuaao of a lot
on Highland avenue, Chestnut Hill, for school
purposes. The lot is 11 by K foot. A roaolu-
tiou authorizing tho City holioitor to examine
the title of the property was passed.
Air. Pranclscus, f L'oiu tlio Committee on Kail
mniix. renor: e thut the eoinuiUfe had oare
fully considered the petitions lor the removal
nft ho railroad tra ks on uroid street, from
Willow to Prime, ami us a preliminary mon
re, subinittea a resolution w mo io.iuwm
off i
'rim.tt.ViA Bunerlntendentorthe City IUilroads
be authorized to remove ull turnouts from
railroad trcks on IS road atreef, from Widow
... ....t tn WRxhlnitton uv.'nue. by th first day
of July, li'J, and that he notify all persona
owning Such turnout that such removal will
beiuaue. Passed.
A further reuortwaa made by thrt commit
ter relMve f ithe opening of South Fifteen h
luim Hiiv that iliev hava
Lad conference with the Jcore of the Haltl-
nany. whose property eitendsaorosa if teenth
P.1 .V. 1. -:T ' iVriou :ivu:me. an 1 with
thoroughfare. The committee th ilk the street
Miou.d bo opened, but tli t a reasonable time
nould lie gfvtn to tlio railroad co npany to
prepare for tho removal of its 0- pot.
Mr. Krnnclscus asked the postponement of
the whole matter for one week, which was
done,
Tlio sumo pontlewan presented a resolution,
InHtriiellng the City Treasurer, In conjunction
with the City Controller, to destroy all old
warrants that had been paid. Passed,
Alo, giving the City Treasurer power to em
ploy adultional clerks.
Also, a supplementary ordinance, which re
quires the City Treasurer to pay all warrants
liawn for the amount ot ton dollars, or under
that Binount, upon presentation, and that ho
r-hal) not bo icqulied to stamp any of said
warrants.
Mr. Dully movtd toinnke It one hundred dol
lars, or under. Disagreed to. The original
measure parsed.
Mr. P. mn m presented a resolution rtlrocttng
the City Solicitor to immcdin'cly cominniioo
Miit uiniiiist Onirics 11. Crawford, contractor
Jor cleansing the streets of the Fifth District,
nnd against his sureties, to recover damages
Incurred to the city by a non-compliance with
the terms of his contract. Passed.
Mr. Smith o Herod a resolution instructing
the Conimitteo;on l" ire and Trusts to report an
oidinunee lequiring steam fire engines to be
placed at tho side of the street s on tiieoecadon
of lire, so as not to interfere with the running
of the passenger cars. Referred.
A ho, a resolution nllowing the Green and
Coates Streut, Company to place a siding on
Coutes st reet west of blxth street.
Mr. Kit eh to otXorod a r solution requesting
the Controllers of Publlo Schools t inform
Councils of the cause of delay in furnishing
mo scnoois wan buppues oi noons ami bih
tioneiy. itefcrred to the Committee on
Schools.
The resolution requesting the Legislature to
appoint a committee to Investigate into the
alleged bribery In connection wttli the Metro
politan Police bill was read, and postponed.
Mr Dully offered the following, which was
not agreed to:
Resolved, That the City Solicitor is hereby
Instructed to proceed against the securit ies of
suld contractors for any damages tho city may
sustain by the abandonment or non-fultllmcn
of any or all of fcaid contracts, whenever in his
opinion, or on information from the Mayor, or
the Board of Health, said contracts, or any of
them, have been annulled or abandoned.
Adjourned.
Common ISrancu. President Joseph F, Mar
cer in the chair.
Several petitions were received andrefcrred
to appropriate committees.
Mr. Dillon presented forthe citizens of the
First Ward a communication complaining of
the sad condition ot the pavements and side
walks on Passyunk road, between Wharton
and Reed streets. Referred.
Mr. II. iluhn submitted an ordinance for
the rebuilding of tho twoscctions of tlio mar
ket houses on South Second street. Referred.
Mr. Wagner oil'ered a resolution instructing
the City Solicitor to report what control Coun
cils have over the bridges and culverts in the
Twenty-second Ward. Agreed to.
Mr. it. 1 In tin offered a resolution requesting
tho Mayor to direct the Chief of Police to bo
uniformed whenonduty.
Mr. Hctzell moved to refer it to the Com
mittee on Police.
Mr. Dillon informed tho members that ho
had seen tho Chief iu uniform only a day or
two 8ince.
Mr. Iletzell said the matter was a very small
one to bring before Councils, lie thought the
mover of tho resolution would do well by sub
mitting another bill, providing that tho Mayor
shall w ear some kind of uniform, to denote
that he is the chief executive ollicer of tho
city.
jur. juctzeu's motion ie.i, ana tuo resolution
was pntsed.
Tw o communications were received from the
Chief .Engineer of the Fire Department one
notifying the Chamber that ho.had suspended
tno independence aim opring i.araen steam
fire engine companies tor riotous conduct on
Sunday last at Al iodic and Callowhill streets,
and tlio other representing that he had sus
pended the South Pcnn i'lose Company for as
saulting Assistant Enmneer llensler at the lire
on North Second stroet yesterday morning.
The communications were referred to COin-
Jnlttee on Fire and Trusts.
Mr. ltay, chairman of the Highway Com
mittee, submitted bills as follows:
For the paving of Thirty-ninth, Harrison,
Story, Apple and other streets.
u railing, paving ana curning oi mo iootways
on Berks, Montgomery and Sixteenth streets.
Unening ot sixteenth, lughtcenth ana lferks
Ktreets, in the Twentieth and Twenty-eighth
w arus.
Directing the laving of board sidewalks on
Pufsyunk road, from. Broad street to Point
Breeze Uas Works.
Authorizing the opening of Franklin street
f i oin Diamond street to Montgomery avenue,
and Dean street from Kensington avenue to
old Front street.
Grading of Kighth, Thirty-ninth and Story
Streets.
Grading and. curbing of the footways in
Adams street from Franklord road to Sellers
street.
All of the above were passed.
Mr. Knv also offered a resolution instructing
tho City Solicitor to ask lor a jury to assess
damages caused ky the opening or 11 all streut.
Agreed to.
Alto, an ordinance regulating tno size or
curbstones. Passed,
Mr. Shoemaker oitored an ordinance appro
priating loo lor damages incurred iu the open
ing of Vvilow Grove avenue. Passed.
Amendment pfl'ered by Mr. Evans to allow
the renters at the ends of the Eleventh-street
murket-houses to sell froeh fish, was agreed
to.
Select Council bills, as follows, were con
cur red m: To nay lor repairs in Independence
Hull; authorizing the purchase of a piece of
grounu in ine wenty-seconu warn; to uis
chargo the Committee on Railroads trom the
consideration of a certain subject; directing
the removal of all turn-outs on Broad street
before July 1; empowering the City Treasuror
to employ two additional clerks for sixty days;
Instructing the investigating committee ou
Citv Treasurer's account to destroy certain
bills; instructing the City Solicitor to enter
suit againts contractor crawiora ior non-performance
of contract, and a resolution requir
ing all warrants under ten dollars to bo cashed
on presentation.
Mr. Hall oil'ered a resolution inquiring of tho
City Treasurer tho number of suits brought
against tne city on warrants less man ten Hol
lars and the names of the persons instituting
the suits. Agreed to. Adjourned.
Twltcbell.
John O'Bvme. Esq.. who has been In Harrls-
burg seeking a respite lor George S. Twitcnell,
Jr., baa anotner interview witn Governor Geary
yetterday morning, during which the Executive
treated the barrister with great courtesy. Mr.
O'Bjrne left without receiving any assurance of
a hope of executive clemency, but the Governor
stated that he would peruse the documents
banded him and reply in a few days. Mr.
(j'bjrne has gone to Washiuetou to participate in
the argument on the application lor a writ Oi'
eirrr in the United blates Supreme Court.
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC.
ROBERT BEOEMAKER a CO.,
N.E. Career or FOURTH ana RAC3 Sts.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
UXrO&TEBS AND MAM UFAOTTJBEtW Of
Whits Lead and Colored Paints, rati
YarnlBues, Etc.
AQJCNT9 FOB THD CKLKBRATM
iKOiCH ZIAC FAINTS.
I)1tIiKR& AHD OONPinMKTRH gnvPl.Tin If
-CriLST PKIGiCS FOB tlASH. Itll
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TUB CITY
1 ANUtXJUMV OU" PUIL.AUKL.fUIA.
Eaiatent ELZ& K W J LIB HUE it. deceased.
Tiie Auditor appointed by the Court to audli, settle,
and Hdjum li e kceount ot JAhKtt Hcll.VAlN aud
Wll.l.ltU VCijHk.s, executnr. i.f ibaUitwIU aod
tesi.menl of KL.A K WlLTHKK'JKbl. duct-ased,
aud lo rtn ort distribution of lue balance la tbe baud,
ol- lti accountant, wilt nit I tbe parlies luuirmted
lor lb nuruoae of hi. appointment, on HON OA Y,
Ap II 5. at in o'ohx k A. at lie otttn. of
M. af. mii-Mf. Kiq.. Mo. 140 tt. B1XTU BLreet, la
the c ly of fblladelpbla.
VV AL. JtMUliT .
i: that uai Aaihor.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
fbr atUWlonal Marin Su $ Fr$t Pag:
ACMANAO JTOB fKILADKLPHlA-THIB DAY,
Bxn RrsiON....mMm..MM ft 41 Moor Rih T,..m.,morn.
Rktw... 6 in Hiew Witw - 6MS
PHlt.Anr.Lf HlA BOARD Ot TRACK,
Okobsb N. Tatham. 1
W illiam o. Rmmt. V Committb or thb Motb.
D. C Mii-MjK, )
HOVEMKRTI OP UCKAH ITKAUElll.
FUR AMiff'.ICA.
St I nrrn(.......Bris( Hew York War. 11
lln.B........,.bouthamptou...NPW York.... Mar. HI
Ii.nta OirtHow New Yorlc .Mar. 19
AlU'i'O .... L.lverroul...New Yorlc Mar. til
Baxoiila Havre. New York .Mar. 20
FOR KUltOHC.
O. of N.York-.New York...Mvrpool April 3
Cuba New York... Liverpool , ...April 3
Pencs5lvanla.,.New Yrk...Llvprpol April s
Atalanta -.New York...Lonlou April 8
Ktirope New York...Iavre April 7
V. of CJork N'ew York...J.lverpool ....April H
Wm Penn ..New Vork...Lomlon April 10
C. of IjOtidiin....New Ti)ik...l.tTerpnol Aurll Ml
O. of Brooklyn New York...Llvnrpool April 17
lttna..... New York... Liverpool ..April 2.1
OOA.STW1HK. riOMKS't'lf:. KTt
Dortee New York... New Orleans April 3
WyomlnK.-.Phllad..Hftvar;nali.. April S
Pioneer Phlla,la.. WUailngtoa ...Apnl 3
J.W. P.verman..i'hllala .Cliarlmton April H
JinlB!a Fhllria .New Orleans April 9
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
line.. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Q.ieenntowD.excnpl theCnna Uan lino, whlcti Call at
Juond.'inderry. Tbe steamers for Or from lUeOontl.
pent call at Brtntbampvon.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bteemnhlp Prometbeus, Oray, CbarlestoD, E. A. 8on
df r I n,
rtrlu CoDiiova, Frfrty. Mstanr.ai. Warren A Ctregg
Hchr M. H. Ktockbatn. ;ordery Boston, G.S. Kippller
8l'r Dlamtinrt Rtnte. Webb, Baltimore. A. Urove Jr
Ht'r Bristol. Wallace, New York. W. P. Clyde AOo. '
Bl'r F. Franklin. V lemon, Baltlmrtre, A. Oroves, Jr,
Tor Thos. it fjerson. Alien, for Baltimore, wltli a tow
bl barges, W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
iVqn? I2tM".r,1 Hr"- from iJverpsol Jan. 23,
wltb mnse. to Peter WrlKbt A Hons.
Br. fchr Aerolite. Wilcox, in days fiom Messina,
With iron to H a Srattergood Oo. "
BteamerHarab, Jones. 24 bours from New York,
wltb nidse. to W. M Batrd A (.
Steamer A. V. Btlmers, Knox, 24 hoars from New
York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer E. C. Blddle. MctMe. iM hoars from Sew
York, with nidse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce. 24 bours from New York,
wllh nidse. to W. M. Batrd A Co.
Tug Tbos. Jeflerson, Allen, trom Baltimore, with a
tow of barces to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Correpondenre of the Philadelphia Xxchano.
Capr Inland. N. J March 31 Barque Marlon,
from Liverpool for Pblladolpbla; tour other barques,
nnknnwn; and one brig In tow of tug America, passed
In last evening.
Scbr Emily Fowler, Hart, from Virginia, with shin
timber, bound to Boston, Is ashore at Cold Spring
Bar: vessel and crgo will be lest; sails, rigging,
anchors, and chains saved.
Wind N W. THOMAS B, HUGHE3.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship J. W.JLvermau. Snyder, for Philadel
phia, sailed froru Charleston yesterday.
Barque Sylphlde Thompson, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Messina lrstb nit
Barque El ra A. Cocbran, Swasey. sailed from Car
d en as 24tb nit., for a port north or Uatteras.
Brig La Caihele, Caflero, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Messina 8tb nit.
Brig James R. Klrby. Barnard, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Clenfuegns 24th ult.
Brig Anna, Morrow, at Clenfuegoi24th alt., from St,
Thoicae.
Brig Ida M. Comery, McLellan, tailed from Havana
24th ult.. rot Saxua.
Brig J. Howland, Freeman, sailed from Cardenas
24th ult , for a nort north of Hatteras.
Brig Clara M. Quodrloh, Lynch, sailed from Carde
nas 21th nit,, for a port north of Hattoras. .
Brig Bariy Viiden, Collins, at Matanzas 21th ult..
from Liverpool.
Brig Zoe, Lent, for a port north of Hat' eras, sailed
rrnm uaraenas zuu 11. r.
Scbr T. T. Tasker, Allen, cleared at Baltimore 81st
nit for New York.
t ctars W. J. CargUl, Kelley, for New London: Anna
B. SatTord. IjOwell. and Richard Law, York, lor Snu
lngion, all from Pbtladelpbla, at New York 31st ult.
fctir Josej)h M. Fitzgerald, tsmltb.for PhllaJelphU,
cleared at Jacksonville 2-v.h ult.
Hchr EllaMttbews, McElwee, hence, at Charles
ton sist nit.
Scbr Archer. Prttchard sailed from Cienfuegos 24th
ult. for Philadelphia.
Cctit 3. FUardo Jove. L'ttle, hence.at Clenfuegos,
and sallpd 24th ult for New York.
Hrhr J. W. Hall. Powell, for Philadelphia, closreJ
at Boston 80th ult
Sr.hr R.J. Mercer. King, ljr PhlladalpUIa, sailed
from Fall RIver29th ult.
Scbr Morning star, lyuch, hence, for Mystla, at
New Haven S'Jtb ult.
Scbr Daniel Brltton, Sannders, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Providence .intbulu
kchrs Lottie Beard, Perry, trom DUhton. and La
mcrtlno, Butler, from Marlon, both lor Philadelphia,
al Newport 2th ult. ,
eclir Anr le May, May, fjr Philadelphia, tailed
from Dlshion SOth ult.
Schrs Br.dley, Brad'ev, an! Mary Anna, Burns,
hence, at New llavtn29th ult.
NOTTCB TO MARINERS.
Cfllrlnl Information has been received at this nfllce,
that trom the lUlh day or March. -)H9 alight will he
exhibited trom a lighthouse recently erected on Kua
Inland, Arosa Bay. west coant or Spain. The light
will be a fixed white light, elevated 78 feet above high
waler, and In clear weutbf rshoulrt be seen from a dis
tance or 11 miles. The Illuminating apparatus Is of
the fifth order. Tbe tower Is round, built of grey
granite, and f2 feet high: It is attached to the keeper's
dwelling, which Is of the same color as the tower.
Pi sit Ion as given Is tn lat 42 (leg, 82 mln. 60 sea. N.,
lnrg, 8deg. 86 mln. 26seo. W. (rout Greenwich. Thli
light Is Intended as a guide for vessels entering or
leaving Arosa Bay,
By order. W. B. 8HTJBRICK, Chairman.
Treesury Department. Office Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington. D. C, March 24, 1869.
CHROMO-L1THOGRAPHS.
JD I C T U K E S FOR PRESENTS
A. S. ROBINSON.
No. 910 CHESNUT Street,
Has Jnet received exquisite specimens ot
ART, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
FINE DRESDEN :'ENAMEL8" ON PORCE
LAIN, IN GREAT VARIETY.
BPLENDID PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS,
Including a Number of Choice Gems.
A BUPERB LINE OF CHROMOS.
A large assortment of
NEW ENGRAVINGS, ETO.
AibO, RICH BTYLES FRAMES, of elegqnt
aewpatternsi 81
TRUNKS.
IMPROVEMENT IN TRUNKS.
ALL TRUNKS NOW MADB AT
The "Ureat Central" Trunk Depot, .
Have Pinions' Patent Sate'.y Hasp aud Bolts, which
securely lastens the Trunk on both ends witn heavy
Bolts, and in (he centre with the ordinary lock.
Positively no extra charge.
GRKAT CENTRAL TRUNK DEPOT,
Pi. W. Cor. SEYEJiril and CHKSAUT Sts.
TRAVELLERS, NOTICB.
Pnrchaee your Trunks with Simons' Triple Fasten.
' ng, heavy Bolts; no fear lock breaking,
AT TllK GREAT CENTRAL,
1188m o. 701 CliEANDT Street
MEDICAL.
piLES OK UEMORimOlDAL
All kinds perfectly and permanently cored, with
out pain, daager, caustics, or Instruments,
W. A. McCANSLESS. M. C No. 1046 SPRING
GARDEN Street. We can inlet yon to over a
thousand of the best cltzens of Pulladelphla cared.
Reference given at our offloe. 3 ! 2m
TAB. KIKKELIN, AFTER A RESIDEHCl
jr ana praoiio 01 tnirvy years at tnesiortuww.
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately re
moved to Senth t LKVJtNTH BUreut, between aCaJsV
iiiasuoerioriLv in the iMomDt and aerfect onre ol
all recent, ohronlo, local, and ooustltatlonat afeo
tie us of a special
Disease, of th
nature, Is proverbial,
skin, appearing In a n
illy eradicated; mental a
hntKlrad dlfr
ferAiiL fitrma. ttll m
ud pnysioai
weakness, and all nervous debilities scientifically
and snooessftiUy IraatasV. 0ffloa hours from i A.M
to ir,ai
PHILOSOPHY OF MARBIAQ E.
J- A. new uourse or Lectures, as delivered at tne
New York aliuauju ot Anatomy, embracing the
scbjeola: llow to Live and What to Live 'or;
Youth, Maturity, and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; The Cauae ot lodiat-.tlou; Flaluleuoe aud
Nervous Ilkaaee Aooouuted for; Murrlage Phllo-
BuitDiuaiiy uuustuurwi, euj. aio, 1'ocket volume. .n'
talnlng tbese Lectures will be forwarded, noat-pald
0 rtxwlpi it'. eni. by addrowina W A f,wM
jA..a. L UMia aXJaiaSMtU VVAi-6iul sms
FINANCIAL.
URIIOIM PACIFIC
RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE
30 TEARS SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BOfJDB,
EOUGIIT AND SOLD.
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, ETC.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
11 u
PHILADELPHIA.
QA NKING HOUSfe
OP
JayCoqke&G5
N03. 112 and 114 South THIRD Strea
PHTT. A mrT.PWT A j
Dealers In all Ctorernment Securities.
Old 5-208 Wanted In Exchange for Hen
Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADS. STOCKS bought and sol'
on Commission,
Bpecial business aocomxaodationi reserved
ladles;
We will receive applications for Policies of L
Insurance in the Rational Lire inioranea Oompanj
of the United State, mil Inrormatlon giTenaios
offioii 4 1 tin
LEDYARD & BARLOW
Ilare Bemored their
LAW AKD COLLECTION OFFICE
TO
No. 19 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
And will continue to give careful attention to
collecting and securing CLAIMS throughout
the United Blates, British Provinces, and En
rope.
Bight Drafts and Maturing Paper collected at
Bankers' Rates. 128 6m
3TERLINC ft WILDMAN,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. HO W THIRD Street, rblladelphla.
rjpeclal Agents for the Bale of
Danville, Ilazleton, and Wllkesbarre Ull.
1'IRST MORTGAGE BOSDS,
Dated 1867, dne in H8r. Interest Bevea Per Cent,
payable ball yearly, on tlie first of April aud first of
October, clear of estate and United B tales taxes. At
pieseut these bonds are oil'ered at tbe low price of 80
and accrued Interest. Tbey are In denominations of
:40O. sr.OO, and MIOOO.
Painpblt-ta oontaiuna Maps, Reports, and full In
formation on band for distrlbalKn, aud will be sent
bv mall on application.
Government Buufs and other Securities taken Ir
ezebauee at market ratfs. , .,
Dealers In Blocks. Bonds. Loans, Gold, etc. S 20 1m
BKJamlsok&,Co.
SUCCE8S0BS TO
p. F. KELLY & CO.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
Goia, Silver, aid Gsvenmt Brails,
At Closest Market Kates.
K. W. Corner TlllRD and CHESXUT Sts.
Bpecial attention given to COMMISSION ORDERS
In New York and Philadelphia Stocks Boards, etc
etc
IU am
mmiMmmm
P77V N-VfiW
Dealers In United States Bonds, and Mem
bers of Stock and Uold Exchange,
BecelTe Accounts of Hanks and Hankers en
Liberal Terms.
ISSCK BILLS OF EXCllASBE Oil
C. J. HAMBRO & BON. LONDON.
B. METZLER, 8. 80HN i CO., FRANKFORT
iiudhw vnrVMR At CO.. PARIS.
AndOtlwr Prlnripal rifles, and I -ft ten of
.1 .a. a IllawlA rtia.A,n.aMiat IS. mm,-.
FINANCIAL.
O bankers;6
No. 35 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCK, COLD
AND NOTE BROKERS.
A mi nu of Hanks, Firms, aud Individual, recused, suljee
lo check at liht.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON BALANCES.
GjENERAL ENTS,
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW
I&Zj ,orHl i5v
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Tlio Nationat. Lrrn iNsrnANrp. Company Is s
Corporation clmrtored hy spuciul Act of Conirruss, ap
proved July i, lmis, with a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAID.
I.ibt-rnl tprms ofTcred to AppnU and Solicitors, who
r- invited to apply at our olllce.
Full jmrticuliirs to be hud on application atonrofflce,
loratPd in the hccoimI story of our KunkiiiK llouso,
a-hpre Clrcutiira and 1'uinptilut.s, tillv (tpscriblnir tliu
advantages oll'ured by the Company, may be had.
E. W. CLARK A CO.,
A'o. 85 Soiih niird St.
1,500,000
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
TII1BTY YEARS TO BUt
ISSUED BT
The Lake Saperior and Mississippi
Ri?er Bailroad Company.
Thej are a First Mortgage Sinking Fond
Bond, 1 ree of United States Tax
Secured by One Million Six Hundred and
Vnlrty-two Thousand Acres Of
Choice Lands,
And by tte Bailroad, Its BolllDg stock, and tbe
Franchises ol the Company.
A Double Security and First-Class Inrest
ment In ever j respect,
YIELDING IN CUBBSNOT NEABLY
Ten Per Cent. Per Annum.
Present Trice Tar and Accrued Interest.
Gold, Oovernm.nt Bonds and other Stocks received
In payment at their highest market price.
Pamphlets and lull information given on applica
tion to
JAY COOKE & CO ,
No. Ill Soath T1I1BD Street,
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
A'o. 35 South THIRD Street,
Fiscal Agents of the Lake Bnperlor and Mlsstsslpp
Blver Bailroad Company. 8 10 WMp
feHOME INVESTS EN Ts7
BADI. KA1LKUA1) NIXES.
Clear of Btate, United States and Municipal
Taxes.
Fennsylrania aud New York Canal and RK.
Company Seven l'er Cent. First Mort
gage Bonds,
Principal and Interest guaranteed by the
LEI11QU VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
We have brat a small amount of the above
Bonds, and oiler Itaetn at a price that will pay
a good lntertst on the Investment.
DREXEL & CO., Cankers,
Ko. 31 South XUIUD Street,
8 19 Imw4ptf PHIL4DELPHIA.
HEHEY G. GO WEN,
(LA.TE OF COOHBAN, QOWEN & CO.),
BANKER AND BROKER,
No. I I I South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks and Donds Bought and Sold on Com.
mission In Philadelphia and New lork.
Gold and Government Securities Dealt In.
Kew York quotations by Telegraph constantly re
ceived, COLLECTIONS made on all accessible paints.
INTEREST allowed on deposits. 8 80 Im
GLEMM1KG, DAYIS & CO
No. 48 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA. .
GLEHIIHNIKG.DAYIS & A10RY
No. S NASSAU St., New York,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Direct telegraphic communication with
the New York Stock Boards from the
Philadelphia Office. u
p, 8. PETERSON & CO.,
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
No. 39 South THIRD Street,
Members of the New York and Philadel
phia Stock and Gold Boards.
BTOOKB, BONDS, Etc., bought and sold on
commission only at elthar olty. 136J
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
No. a'AO CHKHNUT rttreet, forwards Parcels,
Packages, Merchandise, Bank Notes, aud Hpeole,
either by lis own lines or lo conneoilon with oilier
Express Compauita, to all lha principal towns ana
cities la ths Suited blU. .
JOHN BINGHAM,
II HqporluUtudant.
C OTTOS BAIL DUCK AND CANVA8, OF
all a imber. and bnuida, Taut, Awning, and
Waiou-Uuver Kuck. . .
Auto, IFapor lianntactnrer' Drier Fetta, rrom
lua. ball XLi. ate 3 O H v K V i-K A N.
AMUSEMENTS.
A UaT'TlTIa! . .
MUSIC
THIS (Frloay) EVJENl N(, at.iw
Meye.i eel's Granu fpatrtacniar OnI,a V5?'. .
LK PhOPHETR.' r-w
tt, LK PHOPHKTK.
With Vn . ANNA DK LA ORANJE In h., ,rM.
n ifvt 1Ikm. tret i
Increased ihuku- and ORcnaantA
., . . MILITAKY HAND. UA'
Itall.t ni.l.s.ment hy Wlsm A Kf. and ZUCTOLT'
i-nilrely New Ureases by w,, imUaCal ana mu
.wNw Arpolnimems by 8lg. ABBIATI,
'r o the follow li gens':
rlUfS...... M Madnrae f-a Orenira
V", ' " Miss McUiiilocli
r'(; ; Jyon hiaor Boettl
toiintOteriLa Il-r, forotna
m",".:. 1 a tle" Hkbelmann
v i . , hlgnc.r votonuocl
list ct Is In Dortrecbt the oiners in Mannter.
. Period oi 'he Urania 16th Onniry.
OKANDHAU MATISiiK.
IL TROV TO UR.
aa, , . . 10 TKOVATOllB.
AnmiMfon tollailn. ini-lmlii.K Beserred Seats.
BATLRDAY BVKNINi. Second and Last TlmtOl
LB PKOPne'lK.
LK PKOI'll KTK,
JMUiNDA .April 5, tlrs- spiiparnnon this s.asoo of
tfl K. KOOU In her famous role of MARQUE-
RoGri,n1r."lA.,Ir,M,on'0ne dollar. Reserved Seats,
VrafhlfJ M'.. xcfiP' "i be Keliotrs" anl "Oa
tt'7o"Vr Whea 1e,e"e Sew"-IUheOn
?1:Jt'lr'.'pJ 80 cents: Amohlthetre, 28 cents.
ntX h ..r-l,h.e,"'Llhe hv repwsentatlans oaa .
nr w be nrenred at theAranemr. and at Mr C. W A.
Iromplet'svuslo store, No ft Ohwmu striet.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ITALIAN ol'itKA. .
D.G.,nN.t,.U4I'A MAT1MIB,
8A1URDAY, 1 April, at a P. If.
., , , IL THOVAiORH!. Hi
k.vI !? " (,nc'u,,D Reserved Bvatn) One Dollar.
rffct can new be ha at tli.AcadPmv and Mr. O.
w A. 1 f uriip'er s MnsloBtore, No. V ia Ohesnut St.
ES. JOHN DREW'S ARCH ST. TUKATRB
A. EVERLY
RJCePECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HI8
BENEFIT
iY"1 pUce. on 8 ATURDAY EVENING. Aorll 3.
On which occasion will prene.Med a play ot poVerfal
interost, In lour acta, entitled
8TRATHMORE,
8TRATHM0RB...; EVB8LY
And tbe Comlo Drama of
HELFI G HANDS; OR, LOVBS AND MUaia
Lorentz Harlmann, a Blind Musician. ..A. SVMtv
C urtain will rise at 7 46.
The Bo Br.ok Is now open. tw
RS. JOHN DBEW'8 ARCH bTBEET tHB.
AIRE. Begins at it to 8. iaa,
TO-NIUHT (trlday), April 8,
Orat p7ay of" repr"eil'llon 01 fen-tesneare'a
TWELFTH NIG H T.
VIOI A M.Mrs. JOHN DREW
Aided by the mil company.
Saturday Bei rut of A. EVERLY.
MONDAY EVKNINU. April 6,
Robertson's last great piny of
bCHOOL.
ALNCT 8T. TUBATRE. BEGINS AT 11
THIS (Friday KVKNIKO. April 2. '
adu una Higai oi iue frreac
JkNMY WILLMOMfci. UZZ1K WILLMoSie. .
and theceltbrated and versatile Oorabdmn - .
MH. FELIX ROGEltsT'
oftbenewAdelphl.Hoyal.kndMt. tames' Theatres Ltml
don who will appear In Buruard's EztravaVanaa Toi
TY1WUNi OR. THE MAN AT l'HE WIIaEU ' 1
JUNO.............. ;mih uzmk SiEKSSKiS
ni .' " " 1,10 Lilt,,
iven's Drama of .
MIRIaM'8 CHIME.
pHESNUI STREET
THEATRE.,,
THIRD WEKK AND bTILL INCRKASINtf "
BOUf-8. KMHUMASM, AND ATTRACTIONS.
ally anaiiKfd encb or thk
week. These who CLOTH
have seen H, comt oir
D30TH Luan ir .
before. Those who
Dave not seen II hava
a Kreat treat In -
nan.u " V. mv UIUUU UWLiU, I .1 PVe.
IT 18 BI'l.KNDiD, WITTY, L DICROrs. GBAJTD1
GRAND MATINEE JiA'XT SATURDAY, D'
, y ivct. matr
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH 9T8EEI"
below Arch. orumencs at 8 o'clock.
A PRONOtJNCKD BUCCESS.
MR. AND lUhS. MADISON
IIBKEY'IJ OUKKY'S 3 2S t
t,t,.P0PU1'ak AND HIOVABLB l,8TO
HUMOKOU AND MUSICAL ENIERTaINMENT
n.'i ?LL7U1,C1 InHumeuuiand Descriptive Bongs,
the 'New Velocipede." Cinderella." and . '
' WaTKINS' EVENING PARTYj" NIGHTLY.
FOX'S AMERICAN VAKIETY THEATRE.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS '
iTHJbi GJINUINE AllaBS FROM ARABIA.
a.v T, TWO NEW BAOLKTd,
Tbe Great Burlesque IXION 1 IXION1.
Dooiscpen at 7: commerce HO; Eatnraay; a P. If.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
Btreet,OAKI'KJS K"- 7M' ' 724' " vlSS
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the proJ
peFty of tbe GRAMD DUKE of BaDs.n" pVrahMad
at great expense by JACOB VALHtt, of illie oltyTni
combination with FI.AMKR'8 ORCHESTRA, and
Mats NELLIE ANDJ- I'.fcr.N, will perforin KERY
AFTERNOON aud EVENING i tn, abOVme
tinned place. AdmlsMon free. i IS U
HORTICULTURAL HAL L, GERMANIA,
OKCH Eb'l'ttA-P U B H O REHEARhALS
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at P. M. Tickets sold
at tbe door, and ah principal Music Stores. Pack,
atea af Ave lor l;siut:le, 26 cents. wi
Engagements can be made by addreaelng G. BACK
TERT, No. rm MONTKKttY Street and Andre's,
M nslc Btor. Mo. lux Cheaant streeL 1 Itlm
E til Z AND HASSLE R'B
THIRTIETH AND LAST
ORCHESTRA MATINEE
will be given May 8. llitf
YMNASIUM, CORNER CP NINTH AND
ARCH streets, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Ohtl
dren, Is now open DAY and KVENISG. Xesaona
Jlveu In bparrlug and Fenolug. Call In person or send
or circular 8 ntutu8mo I'ROF. L. LEWIS.
AMMOTH VELOCIPEDE SCHOOL;
TWENl Y-FIR8T and RACE Streets, open!
Day and Evening. All styles of Veloolredts bom
lor sale and to reut. Headquarters 01 Philadelphia
Velocipede Club, Admission, lo cents,
3m J. W. POST..
STOVES, RANGES, ETC
NOTICE. THE DNDERlSIOHRn
wonld call the attention of the publlo to bis
This Is an euLlrelv new heater. It la mn
ttxneted aa la at once commeud Itself to general tvos,
being a combination of wrought aud cast Iron. Ills
very simple In Its construction, and Is perfectly alM
tight; self-cleaning, havtmctiio Pipes or drums to b
taken ont and cleaned. II arranged with nprlgh.
Dues as lo produce a lariu imouiit of heat from ma
same weight of coal than any furnace now In use,'
The hygiometlo ooudltlon of the air aa produoed by
uiy new arraugement ot evaporation will at once de
naonttrate that It la the ouly Hot Air Furoaos thai '
will produce a peretclly heaUhy atmosphexa.
Those In want ot a complete Heatlug Apparatus
would do well to call sod examine the Gulden EaglaJ
OUARLE8 WILLIAMST
Roa. 1132 ana MA MARK ET streel.
Philadelphia.
A large assortment ot Cooking Ranges, Fire-board
Stoves, Low Down Grates, Ventilators, etc, always
on hand
N. B. Jobbing of all kinds promptly dona. I lot
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCIIENES!
WO or EUROPEAN RaNUE, for families, hotelai
or public luHiitullons. In TWENTY DIFFER.
tJikllT SIZES, Also, Philadelphia Ranged
Hot-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-daw t
Grates. Firehoard Stoves, Batn Boilers, Siew-hola
Plates Boilers, Cooking stoves, eto., wholesale aud
.tall.'b, U""jJ5'Jlpll A THOMPSON.
U ISwfnilhn No. 26lt N. BECOhi-U tUrt.
OO B H SZOHAVOal
BAG BtAWCFAOTORT.
JOHN T. BAILJ8Y.
K. X. OOrnet Ol MARKET aud WATER BirastB,'
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGLHi
Of every dturlpUun. fur
Brain, Flour, itals, bujPhotphala of Lima, Kca
Larsand iZLSfiS11'
BAFNESa EVERT INSTRUMBNT THAj
aoleuos and skill hav. Invented lo aaalaltb
ring in every diree of deatuesa; also, ktwplit?
torsi also, Orandall's Pnt Cruuihea. auparlo-'
iai&idjfex'
lie petitioner! who ask the penAn oX the